Tickets
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I had no intention of seeing this movie when I saw the ads for it, and the only reason I did see it was because the
tickets
were given to me by someone who won them in a radio contest.
We got into the cinema and bought
tickets
and went into the screen.
I know these types of films sell
tickets
and make a profit for the film makers but it just won't do as a film about Vietnam.
One of the worst things a film studio can do is exploit the tragedies of others, commercializing a 'shock' or 'gore' factor in order to sell
tickets
to be able to buy their Birch a new diamond necklace.
I went to see this film over Matchstick Men, in fact buying the
tickets
to Matchstick Men and going to the other, because it looked like a fun movie with action, romance, thrills, jungles, and exotic locations.
My wife received
tickets
for our family to attend the premier of this movie from her employer for free.
While Aeon Flux was mildly entertaining and a slightly better way to spend a Wednesday evening than the pub, i did leave pleased that i had got buy one get one free
tickets.
She had a couple of hits, was very good in "Desparately Seeking Susan" and I had
tickets
to see her in concert at Giants Stadium.
Jack buying all the raffle
tickets
to win the meat tray.
Then he goes out and
tickets
a particularly greasy green grocer for short-selling him a bag of sugar that is four ounces off (oh, the horrors!!) and one skinny chicken that his butcher's scale has rather generously proclaimed to be six lbs., after which the fur--or in this case feathers--flies.
"The Kite Runner" is one of the most controversial films of the year, and it's not just one of those controversies invented by PR people to sell
tickets.
But if it gets revived I shall be first in line for
tickets!
If I would make love films, no-one would buy tickets...").
I pay my taxes and outside 1 or 2 parking
tickets
I have no blemish on my record since I came to this country in 1991.
It came up on the screen "Few" as in a few
tickets
left.
We only got the cheap
tickets
at the far back but still had a view over everything that happened.
And as I am huge fan of love, I bought the
tickets
and sat myself in the theatre.
Me and my roommate got free
tickets
for a Pre Screening I guess you would call it in Atlanta, GA at Atlantic Station.
This is the first movie I have ever seen where it was implied that it was your religious duty to go to it and buy as many
tickets
as possible to save souls... very shameful... this just goes to show that if you are a televangelist's son, you too can play high-roller Hollywood producer with lil ole ladies tithe money...
I know portraying submarine life in reality would not sell movie tickets, but this is over the top to the point of being ridiculous.
My grandmother took me and my sister out to see this movie when it came out in theaters back in 1998, and so we happily bought the tickets, the popcorn and soda, and walked right in to the theater and sat down to watch the movie.
I was never eager to see this film after I saw the ads for it, I ended up seeing it only by chance because some friends of mine had
tickets
and had one spare so I tagged along.
I think sharks were in one scene of this movie; the fact that they happened to be included in this "thriller" was supposed to sell
tickets.
I got the
tickets
to the preview for free but it still wasn't worth my time, or my friend's.
I guess he sells
tickets?
I feel like I got ripped off by paying $8.50 for tickets, and they should refund my money.
Waiting to go inside the theathre with
tickets
in my hand, I expected an interesting sci-fi fantasy movie which could finally feed my appetite of movies regarding robot-technology, instead I went disappointed by each aspect of it, once more proving that stunning special effects can't help a boring plot, which by my opinion was the worse in this year.
I felt asleep, watching it!!! (and I had
tickets
for the midnight- premiere) Any questions?
I can't say this is the worst movie ever made, but personally I think of it that way because when it was originally released in theaters, (1) the initial buzz was positive enough that my girlfriend insisted we go see it, and we actually STOOD IN LINE to get tickets, and (2) it's still the only "serious" film I recall where the audience started snickering at a certain point and basically laughed at the movie the rest of the way through.
Even were free
tickets
to fall into your lap, be warned that this movie is a near-death experience for those who adore love-and-laugh cinema.
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